
3/6, Sunday. Again, cloudy. More rain. Took dad for another short sightseeing trip. This time west-ward.
First stop, on the way to the coast (hwy-6),
Tillamook Forest Center.



I was here twice before, both times closed. Finally I got to go inside. Excellent: educational, cleverly designed. See the photo for salmon in water (the case looks like water), for display draws in a tree-like post.

Big bridge over rushing spring water of Wilson River. We also walked up the lookout, equipped like a real fire lookout.
Second stop,
Kilchis Point Reserve, a newly developed park. Nicely designed, but not a whole lot to see. You can walk to the shore of Tillamook Bay. I was hoping for birds, but didn't see much.


Last stop,
Cape Meares. The light house is still closed for the season. Easy walks, great view of the coast. I was hoping to see a lot of birds, but not today. The octopus tree is an oddity. It appears to be rather old. As we were leaving, the storm came.